Hopefully they get rid of the triple lock and benefits rises if public sector pay is to be frozen. Our main pay will be frozen but our sideline can make up for some of the shortfall.
What annoys me about the help the bottom the most, is it takes away the pay premium of the higher paid who shoulder the tax burden. Whats the point in doing a high stress job for not much more than someone doing a much less stressful job. To me that part for the Tory plan doesn't work as it doesn't stimulate growth and aspiration. I could accept say a 1% tax rise across the board as that is fair, along with cutting all unessential spending.
In effect the country needs a debit management plan, I wish they would put it out to a public vote of where they want to see the cuts;
My priorities would always be
Education
Health
Defence
emergency services
Including fair pay to retain the best staff in these sectors.
What is left can then be divided amongst the other things that are nice to have in a western society but we really can't afford. Things like free bus passes, warm home grants, universal free school meals and things like council spending on potted plants need to stop. Our local council includes pest control as a free service.....it's called a cat and paying for any other issues (we are rural it happens)!!!
Why they gave everyone £600 for energy is also beyond me, our rebate paid the entire energy bill last month as we invested in solar power. Paying for solar panels/ground source heat pumps for homes would be a much more long term solution and could even be as the form of a loan added to council tax of a property.
It's time for reform of something's being extras provided by the government that you pay for if you want them. So say remove refuge collection from council tax the you can pay the council X for it or a private company Y